Patient's question:
I am 30 years old. When I was a child, my testicles were one larger than the other, but since there were no other uncomfortable symptoms at the time, I didn't do anything about it, and it has been like this until now. Recently, I noticed some pain, and I want to know how it came about that one testicle is larger than the other and causes pain, and how it should be treated appropriately.Doctor's answer:
The position of the male testicle has experienced pain again, especially with one being larger than the other. It is considered to be local inflammation stimulating edema. Temporary treatment and control require coordinated anti-inflammatory medications. In addition to this, cephalosporin-class medications or quinolone-class medications can be used. Theoretically, the pain with one larger testicle can be coordinated with the use of potassium permanganate for promoting blood circulation. Sitz baths are also helpful.